Precise genome editing of the Kozak sequence enables bidirectional and quantitative modulation of protein translation to anticipated levels without affecting transcription
Jingke Xie(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Kepin Wang(Guangzhou Institutes of Biomedicine and Health), Ting Lan(Ministry of Natural Resources), Meng Lian(Guangzhou Institutes of Biomedicine and Health), Shixue Gou(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Nan Li(National University of Defense Technology), Xia Wang(Union Hospital), Yanhui Liang(Changchun Institute of Applied Chemistry), Han Wu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zhenpeng Zhuang(Guangzhou Institutes of Biomedicine and Health), Liangxue Lai(Jilin University), Yinghua Ye(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Quanjun Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zhen Ouyang(Jiangsu University)
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